PARENT & TOddLER SPANISH SAy “HOLA” TO SPANISH dINOSAUR dISCOvERy CAMP
ExPLORATION Come join us as we explore the world of language. This The children will become junior Paleontologists. They
Each class incorporates developmentally-appropriate
preschool Spanish class uses fun manipulatives, games, will have the opportunity to explore the wonderful
music, movement, story time, and sensory explora-
crafts and songs to teach a new language. Your child will world of dinosaurs, dig for dinosaur bones, make fos-
tions. Enter class and engage in interactive songs
gain confidence with Spanish and you will be amazed sils, erupt a volcano, and learn how dinosaurs were
and activities—all in a foreign language! Because we
how quickly your child picks up this new language! This discovered and how they became extinct.
invite parents to join in the experience, you will learn
class is for beginners as well as intermediate. Location: Summit Arts I
right along with your child! When parents are excited
Location: Summit Ash Room Date: July 21 - 24
about a new language, children will be motivated to
Date: July 14 – Aug 18 Day: M-Th
learn and use it. Note: No class May 26.
Day: M Time: 9am-12pm
NTEREST
Location: Summit Arts II
Time: 5:45 – 6:30pm Fee: $54M/$60R/$78NR
Date: May 12 – June 16
Fee: $41M/$45R/$59NR Ages: 3 - 5 years
Day: M
Ages: 3 years 6 months – 6 years Code: 3707 .700
Time: 5:45 – 6:30pm
Code: 3305 .212
Fee: $41M/$45R/$59NR
TINy TOT OLyMPICS 8-8-08
dINOSAUR FIELd TRIP
Ages: 1 ½ – 3 years
Just in time for the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Sum-
Join us as we travel to the Exhibit Museum of Natural
Code: 3305 .231
mer Olympics! Everyone is a winner in this gold medal
History to see all the different dinosaurs we talk about
event. Children will participate in “Olympic” events that
at Dinosaur Discovery Camp. The Hall of Evolution on
the Museum’s second floor houses Michigan’s largest
TINy TAdPOLES
are just the right size for them. Each participant will get
display of prehistoric life. Over 600 million years of
Tiny Tadpoles is a combination class that incorpo-
their picture taken on the winner’s podium with their own
rates kindergarten readiness (cutting, letters, num-
“god” medal. Events will take place around the Heritage
life on Earth are traced through fossils, models, and
bers, painting, play dough as well as other Cognitive
Park Amphitheater.
dioramas. Here you can find dinosaurs, prehistoric
and fine motor skills) on Tuesdays, then off to the
Location: Heritage Park Amphitheater
whales, mastodons, and more.
Gymnasium to work on our gross motor skills. On
Rain Location: Summit Gymnasium
Exhibit Museum of Natural History
Thursdays we will work on Science exploration with
Date: Aug 8
1109 Geddes Ave ., Ann Arbor, MI 48109
hands-on science experiment done in class, then off
Day: F
734-764-0478
to the pool to enjoy working on our Social/Emotional
Time: 10:00-11:30am
Date: July 25
and Self-Help Skills. This will be a fun time of learning
Fee: $2 cash per child the day of the
Day: Fri
through play. Children must wear a swimsuit under event Time: 10 – 11 am
their clothes on Thursdays to make an easy transition Ages: 2 – 6 years
Fee: $5
to the pool time. Code: 3000 .300
Ages: 3-5 years
Location: Summit Arts I
Date: May 13 – June 5
PONd-A-PALOOzA CAMP
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Code: 3777 .7
Day: Tu & Th
Ponds are teeming with animal and plant life! Children
Time: 1:00-3:00pm
will learn about the many different varieties of pond an-
MINI RANGERS STRANGER dANGER
Fee: $72M/$79R/$103
imals and plants, noticing similarities and differences. CAMP
CLASSES & SPECIAL I Ages: 4 – 5 years
Location: Summit Arts I
This program focus is on child safety. Your child will
Code: 3304 .202
Date: Aug 11 – 14 learn anti-kidnapping techniques, stop-drop and roll,
Day: M - Th 911 and stranger danger and some basic martial arts
SUMMIT SEALS
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm techniques. Give yourself a piece of mind and your
Fee: $54M/$60/$78NR
child a valuable lesson that will last a lifetime.
By land or by sea, let your little seal experience this
Ages: 3 – 5 years
Please Note: class will take place at Olympian Chung
gym and pool combination class. Children will social-
ize with others their age as they participate in sports
Code: 3808 .800
Do Kwan located at 45550 Cherry Hill in Canton, MI
and group activities in the gym. The seals will then
FROG & TOAd FIELd TRIP E
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located just behind Rose’s Restaurant.
make a splash in the Aquatic Center as they continue
Location: Olympian Chung Do Kwan
the development of large motor skills through water
Have you ever wondered what those strange sounds
Date: June 16-20
play. Participants must wear a swimsuit under their
were coming from your pond or woods in the summer?
Day: M-F
clothes to make an easy transition to the water. Child
We will identify many of Michigan’s frogs and toads by
must be potty trained.
sight and sound as well as how to imitate their calls.
Time: 9:00 – 9:30 am
Meet several live frogs and toads and briefly discuss
Fee: $55R/$70NR
Location: Summit Gymnasium
their life cycles and adaptations.
Ages: 4-6 years
Date: May 16 – June 13
Location: Nankin Mills Interpretive Center
Code: 3309 .333
Day: F
33175 Ann Arbor Trail
Time: 1:00 – 2:30pm Westland, MI 48185
Location: Olympian Chung Do Kwan
Fee: 44M/$48R/$63NR 734-261-1990
Date: July 14-18
Ages: 3 – 5 years
Date: Aug 15
Day: M-F
Code: 3324 .219
Day: F
Time: 9:00 – 9:30 am
Time: 10:00 – 11:00am
Fee: $55R/$70NR
Fee: $8 .00 Ages: 4-6 years
Ages: 3 – 5 years
Code: 3309 .334
Code: 3888 .800
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